Sentence examples similar to sustained repercussions from inspiring English sources
However, the Central Bank's decision yesterday to increase the benchmark Selic rate by a further 50 basis points, to 18.8%, will have repercussions on the rhythm of sustained growth needed for debt sustainability.
Could juryless trials have repercussions elsewhere?
Actions have repercussions.
This can have repercussions on management [ 59].
Although no damage was reported to the Three Gorges Dam following the quake, what is the significance of this structure, and what repercussions might have resulted had it sustained damage?
It has been a brief playoff season of agony in the Knicks' camp and elsewhere — most notably in Chicago, where Derrick Rose sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament — and no one can speak to the emotions and repercussions better than King.
Wayne Rooney is a confirmed absentee with a hamstring injury, a problem with potential repercussions for England's Euro 2012 qualifier in Montenegro on Friday week, so too Javier Hernández with a dead leg he sustained at Stoke City on Saturday.
We certainly have not paid adequate attention to the repercussions that they faced in building and sustaining their marriages and families.
Since the story broke, Walter Palmer, the U.S. dentist who participated in the illegal hunt has experienced grave repercussions, highlighting the importance of building and sustaining social capital in today's hyper-connected world.
